Fresh cut up pumpkin for cooking

[u/Green_Classroom3742]

Where to buy? They had some at freshco on brock but it did not look very good. Has anyone seen the precut stuff around? Looking to make some pumpkin soup

[u/Wallyboy95]

Why not buy a pumpkin and cut it up? I don't think this is very commonly sold as precut. Closest would be frozen butternut squash cubes?

[u/uncivlengr]

You can buy pie/sugar pumpkins for eating; I wouldn't try to eat a 'jack o lantern' pumpkin.

And yeah, butternut squash is going to work in any soup recipe.

[u/Wonderful_Plankton20]

Vendors at both Farmers Markets should have pumpkins for sale. You’ll be hard pressed to find pre-cut pumpkin.

If you don’t have any issues with fine-motor skills it doesn’t take much time to gut a pumpkin. Roast with the skin on, it’ll be easier to peel off when cooked. And you can blend in into any soup!

[u/Green_Classroom3742 → u/Wonderful_Plankton20]

Maybe I’ll have to try that! Thanks :)

[u/gm5891]

Cut up a pumpkin, roast the seeds and leave the leftovers for the squirrels

[u/drew_galbraith]

butternut or Kabocha squash work well for soup! (squash and pumpkins are basically the same thing but different variety's)